Private use of Bitcoin with Electric Wallet and Tor
As a user of Ethereum Blockchain, you may be interested in the private use of bitcoin while maintaining anonymity. One way to achieve this is the installation of a wallet for an electromian that uses a simple protocol to check payment (SPV) and work on TOR. This setting allows you to use bitcoin without starting a full knot like Bitcoin Core.
Understanding SPV and Electric
Before we dive into steps, it is crucial to understand what the SPV is and how it works with the electromy. The SPV is an optional extension of the electromian wallet that allows you to check the transactions on the Ethereum network using one wallet. This means that you do not need to store more wallets, reducing the storage and management space.
With the SPV enabled, Electric will only confirm the transactions that correspond to its inner database, instead of checking them over the entire Bitcoin blockchain. This makes it an excellent choice for those who want to use Bitcoin privately, while still maintaining some level of anonymity.
Setting Tor with Electroma
To place an electrom on the tor, follow these steps:
- Download and install with Electrom : Electrom you can download from the official website ([www.electrum.org] ( Make sure you have installed a compatible version (eg Electrom-QT for Linux or Macos).
- Start with Electrom : Start with an Electrical launch of the application.
- Configure TOR Settings : For the use of electromate on TOR, follow these steps:
* Click “File” and select “Settings”.
* In the preference window, go to “TOR settings”.
* Set the following options:
* “Listen to Port”: Choose a free connection number (eg, 9053).
* “Adjusting the connections”: If your TOR EXIT knot is not on the default connection, place the attacker using the instructions provided.
- Generate the new SPV wallet : click on “Wallet” and select “new wallet”. Choose “only SPV” as a type of wallet.
- Valid Bitcoin wallet : in the PREPIPLETROM PRESE PRESSOR click on “monetary” and then add the existing Bitcoin wallet. You can introduce a bitcoin wallet by clicking on three points next to it and choosing “Open in Electr”.
- Configure the Electric to use the Tor-SSPV : Go to the “Settings” window and go to the “electron options”. Move down to the “Tor-Spp” section.
* Set the following options:
* “Use Tor-SPP”: Allow this option to use a TOR-SPP (a simple projection to check payment) with an electric.
* “Enable Tor-SPP”: This option will disable or enable the TOR-SPP protocol, depending on your wish.
Private using Electric Wallet
Once you place an electric on TOR and configure it to use SPV, you can start using Bitcoin privately:
- Lay Bitcoins : Use the Bitcoin to your wallet.
- Send Bitcoins : Once you have Bitcoine in your wallet, use an electric to send them to the recipients on the Bitcoin network.
Security Considerations
Although the installation of electromas on TOR and the use of SPV is a convenient way of private use of bitcoin, it is crucial to be aware of some security considerations:
* Keep your TOR EXIT Node Private : If you use Tor-Spp with Electrome, ensure your TOR output knot is private. You can do this by generating a new pair of keys or using the existing one.
* Be careful when you share your wallet information : Share only the public key associated with your Bitcoin wallet (or electrm wallet) if absolutely necessary.
Finally, installing electromas on TOR and using the SPV provides a convenient way of private use of bitcoin while maintaining an anonymity level. Following these steps, you can start enjoying the private transactions of cryptocurrencies without threatening the safety or exposure to your wallet data.
